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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 16 (April 1879) (1879)

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Wallace discovered that the skin that have been a stumbling block to systematic zoologists, comes an appeal from our own land in behalf of the toad. and it hasbeenfrequently transferred by them from one por connecting the toes of this frog serves not only for swim- tion of the animal kingdom to… … will do not a little good in destroying with its bulk, reduced. This faculty cockroaches, flies, and other house- and the large surface offered by THE FLTINO FBOO. hold pests. They are sometimes the membrane between the toes, known to eat worms, which they enable the frog to fly short dis- grasp by…

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